The Press., 1887-07-14
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Attention IS called to the statement or Gn Lombard Investment Company in this issue it being the first investment company to con ply with recent act of the Legislature Q Connecticut
 Special bargains in Table Linens, Tow els and Napkins at A. w. Walkers.
 -Corns as big as hens eggs shave beel known to quickly disappear from pedbl fee by wearing pair of Cocobolo or SiamalE shoes, such as are sold for $5.25 by Broad hurst Bros., Central Shoe Store, 876 Main-st Springfield, Mass.
 A. W. Wa ker offers for this week + dozen Misses and Children's Ribbed Lislt Hose at IT cts. per pair. Never sold less than 25 cts.
 The best remedy for corns or bun1ons If 8 perfect fitting shoe, you can always find them at Hanley's. He claims to have the largest stock, lowest prices and best goods.
 SClearing- out sale of Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, on Saturday, July 18th, at A. W. Walkers.
 If you are in want of Fruit and Confec- tionery call at the cash store of C.L. Johnson.
 Just received, a few chests of Choice Tens, which shall sell at rock bottom prices. 0. l.. Johnson. .
 -Infants' Cloaks at Helm's.
 -L& .Chaffee having bought the right ot Holland County to use Bonney's patent reno vator, are now located at Stafford Hollow, where they are prepared to renoNasef Beds' Pillows or Hair Mattresses. All wishing to avail themselves of this opportunity will do so at once, before the machine is removed to some other part of the county. Beds taken t3l and delivered at short notice AIT work gaAr- anteed. Orders left at P. O. will receive prompt attention.
 Numerous nervous affections spring from secret and scarcely observable causes. Tea is credited with their production In good many instances, and justly so when we con- sider the fact that vast quantity of this ar ticle of daily diet is not only colored and adulterated before it is shipped, but is also shipped in lead lined packages, being thus exposed to a double risk. Perfect Tea, " on the other hand, is not only perfectly pure article as its name implies. but instead of being absolutely injurious Gas all colored teas must necessarily be) is 0 nerve-stimulent and invigorant of the first order as well !; while the Perfection Tea Can, in which 1t alone comes packed, is sure guarantee against the risk of poisoning to which Sll teas packed in the ordinary manner are exposed: Perfection Tea for sale only by W. G. Ellis.
 Fresh Creamery Butter received every week from the Ellington Creamery at Ellis. Parties desiring strictly first class article, can, by leaving their orders, have Q desired quantity delivered each week promptly on it's arrival from the creamery. '~ = '*s -
 It is considered by competent judges that pound Perfection Tea Can of MT. w. G. Ellis pure ''Perfect Tea" will go as far as 0 pound and quarter of green tea, or un- colored tea packed in bulk of the same grade The reason of this is obvious. Perfect Tea" has been scientifically cured by the Perfection Process, which fully develops its aroma, strength and flavor, and is only imported in Perfection Tea Cans, which do not permit %hoco fio1r fn fhAV do from the bulk chests when the lead lining is cut.
 Shoulder Scarfs at Helms. If
 There is no doubt that green teas are fast going out of date. People are beginning to know that tea only acquires itS green color from the Prussian blue used to coat or face" it, as it is termed. Nevertheless, the mere fact of tea not being colored is no proof that it is therefore pure or of good quality, as plumbago is frequently employed to give it the SO called. natufal face. The fact that Perfect Teap now 5being imported by MT. ". G. Ellis ispacked only in Perfection, Tea Cans should alone be proof of its worth.
 For fruits, nuts, figs, raisins and all ta- ble delicacies go to Ellis.
 -Parasols at Helm's. If
 New Dress Goeds-a at Helm's. If
 Regular monthly meetings of Winter Post, G. A. R., the 1st and 3d Monday even ings of each month. If
 STAFFORD.
 The Springfield Republican, under head of Stafford Springs, says, ''Last Sunday was very quiet, considering that it was the Sunday before the fourth. It was often remarked that Monday was the stillest fourth Stafford Springs has seen for years.". It was remarked here that the hoodlum element had exhausted itself before the fourth began.
 70. H. Wray, agent, last Thursday gave an exhibition at Smiledge's store of the work of patent self-revolving .chHrn- dasher, converting 8 quantity of sweet cream into butter in 9 minutes. This work seemed rapid to the spectators, but was disappointing to the exhibitor, who declared it the longest time he had eyer taken, and showed certificate, signed by reputable Hartford parties, which has been published in the Courant, certifying to his having done the work III 27 seconds The dasher. is of windmill pattern, and revolves on going up or down with 8 ve- locity of 800 revolutions per minute. The chief merit claimed is that it makes easy the churning of sweet cream, and brings the butter in granules or flakes.
 -Heald, the druggist, is now using mineral springs water in charging his soda and mineral waters.
 James Risley, registrar of births, marriages and deaths, has appointed Frank H. Baker of Stafford Springs and E. o. Truesdell of West Stafford deputy regis trars. Under the new law na deceased person may be buried without @ permit from the registrar or one of these depu- ties, and these appointments are made to benefit the different localities.
 A good man passing down Main-st. last Sunday afternoon was shocked to find the doors of a, store standing open ifor business. He went in to rebuke the world ly minded merchant, but found him out. After waiting around an hour or two, dulling his grief meanwhile in good cigars from the stock in trade, he left the prem ises in charge of another and went to the merchants residence, but found Rinas aB- sent, and therefore returned to the store again. It was ''after candle-light" when the owner finally appeared, and great was the joy of his aggrieved friend to find that the door had been left open inadvertently and not wickedly unlocked for trade.
 -Medbery this week advertises for sale his business in Bakers Block (the Oriental Tea Store), one of the handsomest fitted stores in eastern Connecticut, and nice, clean, cash business-a good opening for some one. A hourishing sewing machine agency is connected.
 R. 8. Hicks and J. F. Chanaberlin have bought J. D. Shepard's farm fe6r Rockville; price $5, ,500. s*-